The Washington critic., 1887-09-22

liquors and cigars, including the noted
Mary Club whisky, Tho ladies' dlu-
iig'room is attractive; here, TOO, the sub.
stantials AS well as the deli acles can be
had at all hours.
ST. CecIlin's Academy.
The Academy commenced It's fesslons In
ls6s, on street southeast, In st. Peters
Parish, then In charge Of Rev. Father Boyle,
The Sisters OF the Holy Cross undertook ts
direction, Sister NJ. Ambrose bel ug the first
superior. The house on q street being
found unsatisfactory, a new building was
erected on the corner Of Sixth and East
Capitol streets, which was more commo
dious, and being IN o very good, healthful
location, II soon acquired a reputation for
being one Of the first OF It's class.
II was chartered In July, 1877. Sister VI.
Ambrose remained 10 charge for many years,
but her health became enfeebled and she
resigned, being succeeded by Sister NJ.
Aquina, who Is at present the Superior.
The English course Is thorough, embrace
irg q period Of eleven years. Painting,
music, French, fancy-work aud plain sew.
ing receive special attention.
For ladies not attending schools there
are private classes iu painting, music,
French and fancy.work.
The Institution Is Catholic, but non
Catholic pupils are received and required to
cokduct themselves respectfully during any
religious exercises, while Catholic pupils
are well.grOunded in the fundamental prn-
ciples OF their religion.
The school is at present In very flourish
Ing condition, having opened with an un-
usually large attendance.
e. X. Jud-on,
at No. !, Pacific Building, 622 + street north
west, Is proprietor for the District and man
ager for the Southern States for the we'll
known Ofllce r.saving Devices manu-
factured by the schlcht and Field Company
Of Rochester, n. Y. These devices consist
OF the shannon File and Filing Cabinet,
with transfer cases and indexes, for nat
papers, including letters, bills, receipts, In
Invoices, statements, quotations, etc.;
document files aud document filing cabl-
nets, adopted by Government departments
lss6-'S1, In Iron or wood, for folded papers,
including deeds, mortgages, abstracts, CON
tracts, etc, etc. Iron roller book shelves,
adopted and recommended by Department
OF Justice, for libraries and public offices;
automatic adjustable iron shelving, for H.
braries, public Offices, vaults, ETC.; Schllchts :
standard Indexes, used in Government lie
partment Offices. tabular form for puhl.t
offices having from twenty thousand 10 ort
million or more names, side-cuttiuE form
for savings banks aud mercantile oiltes
having from twelve hundred to fifty thou
sand or more names; rapid roller dsmp.leaf
copier, for the expeditions copying OF all
papers: portfolio drawing cabinets, for
srchitects, contractors, builders, etc., and,
in short, all aud everything needed TO
make complete Office outfit. Mr.. Judson
spent several winters here In the interest OF
the business while still resident OF
Rochester, but q little less than two years
ago permanently located here and opened
small office, since which time the business
has rapidly grown to Its present proper
tions, II now being one Of the most pros
porous In the city. He has the contract for
supplying file holders this year In the Treas
ury and Interior departments, and the
metal roller shelving and metal tile-holding
cabinets are being largely adopted.
Marble - Mason.
In February Of the present year the above
firm was formed Of the Hon. Z. NJ. Marble,
late Commissioner OF Patents and Attorney
General, and Mr.. Robert Mason, who for
the past nineteen years has served In the
Patent Office 10 most every capacity, from
first clerk to principa! examiner and chief
Of division. The patronage OF this firm is,
by the very nature OF things, large, and
that they have been successful is greatly
due to the fact that they are gentlemen Of
no ordinary calibre and give the strictest
attention to the requirements OF their busi-
ness and to the interest OF their clients.
They embrace all branches OF the profession
and include foreign and American patents,
prepare oil the necessary papers, caveats,
ETC., when required and have the assistance
Of valuable and skilled help In the various
departments OF their business Their
Offices, which ere appropriately fitted up,
are in the Pacific building, and parties
having patent or legal questions to be de-
cided, can do no better than to consult
this reliable and experienced firm.